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`This represents the very high-level timeline of the Apache project. More detailed information about
`individual versions of each subproject can be found in their version history. Note that much of the early
`part of this document can also be found in the "about Apache" document on the Apache Server web site.
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`The history of Apache starts with the NCSA HTTPd project. Quoth Rob McCool:
`> How did you first get involved in the NCSA HTTPd project, and who else
`> worked on that with you?
`It was largely me, Eric Bina did some work on group annotations, and I took
`some ideas/code/etc. from a number of people across the Web. If I tried to
`name them I'd probably forget a lot of people.
`I first got involved because Marc wanted to have a small, simple server
`that people could use with Mosaic. He felt the CERN server was too large and
`complex, and that something small and easy to understand would facilitate
`more widespread adoption.
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`More information from Rob added here soon. The short form, however, is that Rob left to get a real job,
`and the project lost a lot of momentum. That's when Apache started, in order to fill the hole that was left
`by the demise of NCSA HTTPd.
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`Brian Behlendorf started collecting patches to be applied to the last version of NCSA. The initial
`versions of Apache are available primarily as a series of patches. Hence, initially, the name Apache , as
`it was "a patchy server". At least, so the legend goes.
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`The Apache Group, consisting of 8 individuals, traded patches on a mailing list set up for the purpose.
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`In April of 1995 the first public release of Apache (version 0.6.2) came out. Also of great importance
`was the 0.8.8 release, based on the new server architecture, codenamed Shambhala, designed by Robert
`Thau.
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`The Apache Software Foundation
`ASF History Project - Timeline
`(cid:122) Foundation
`(cid:122) Projects
`(cid:122) People
`(cid:122) Get Involved
`(cid:122) Download
`(cid:122) Support Apache
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`Home » History
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`Search
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`This represents the very high-level timeline of the Apache project. More detailed information about
`individual versions of each subproject can be found in their version history. Note that much of the early
`part of this document can also be found in the "about Apache" document on the Apache Server web site.
`
`The history of Apache starts with the NCSA HTTPd project. Quoth Rob McCool:
`> How did you first get involved in the NCSA HTTPd project, and who else
`> worked on that with you?
`It was largely me, Eric Bina did some work on group annotations, and I took
`some ideas/code/etc. from a number of people across the Web. If I tried to
`name them I'd probably forget a lot of people.
`I first got involved because Marc wanted to have a small, simple server
`that people could use with Mosaic. He felt the CERN server was too large and
`complex, and that something small and easy to understand would facilitate
`more widespread adoption.
`
`More information from Rob added here soon. The short form, however, is that Rob left to get a real job,
`and the project lost a lot of momentum. That's when Apache started, in order to fill the hole that was left
`by the demise of NCSA HTTPd.
`
`Brian Behlendorf started collecting patches to be applied to the last version of NCSA. The initial
`versions of Apache are available primarily as a series of patches. Hence, initially, the name Apache , as
`it was "a patchy server". At least, so the legend goes.
`
`The Apache Group, consisting of 8 individuals, traded patches on a mailing list set up for the purpose.
`
`In April of 1995 the first public release of Apache (version 0.6.2) came out. Also of great importance
`was the 0.8.8 release, based on the new server architecture, codenamed Shambhala, designed by Robert
`Thau.
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`Apache 1.0 released on December 1, 1995 , and within a year surpassed NCSA as the most-used web
`server.
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`The Apache Software Foundation was formed in June of 1999 , and incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-
`profit corporation. See the ASF FAQ for more information.
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`ApacheCon was held in March, 2000 , in Orlando Florida, USA. Apache 2.0 Alpha 1 was released
`during the closing session.
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`ApacheCon Europe was held in October, 2000 , in London, England. Douglas Adams spoke.
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`Projects
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`(cid:122) HTTP Server
`(cid:122) Abdera
`(cid:122) Accumulo
`(cid:122) ACE
`(cid:122) ActiveMQ
`(cid:122) Airavata
`(cid:122) Ant
`(cid:122) Any23
`(cid:122) APR
`(cid:122) Archiva
`(cid:122) Aries
`(cid:122) Avro
`(cid:122) Axis
`(cid:122) Bigtop
`(cid:122) Bloodhound
`(cid:122) Buildr
`(cid:122) BVal
`(cid:122) Camel
`(cid:122) Cassandra
`(cid:122) Cayenne
`(cid:122) Chemistry
`(cid:122) Clerezza
`(cid:122) Click
`(cid:122) CloudStack
`(cid:122) Cocoon
`(cid:122) Commons
`(cid:122) Continuum
`(cid:122) Cordova
`(cid:122) CouchDB
`(cid:122) Creadur
`(cid:122) Crunch
`(cid:122) cTAKES
`(cid:122) CXF
`(cid:122) DB
`(cid:122) Deltacloud
`(cid:122) Directory
`(cid:122) Empire-db
`(cid:122) ESME
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`(cid:122) Etch
`(cid:122) Felix
`(cid:122) Flex
`(cid:122) Flume
`(cid:122) Forrest
`(cid:122) Geronimo
`(cid:122) Giraph
`(cid:122) Gora
`(cid:122) Gump
`(cid:122) Hadoop
`(cid:122) Hama
`(cid:122) HBase
`(cid:122) Hive
`(cid:122) HttpComponents
`(cid:122) Isis
`(cid:122) Jackrabbit
`(cid:122) James
`(cid:122) Jena
`(cid:122) JMeter
`(cid:122) jUDDI
`(cid:122) Kafka
`(cid:122) Karaf
`(cid:122) Lenya
`(cid:122) Libcloud
`(cid:122) Logging
`(cid:122) Lucene
`(cid:122) Lucy
`(cid:122) Mahout
`(cid:122) ManifoldCF
`(cid:122) Maven
`(cid:122) MINA
`(cid:122) MRUnit
`(cid:122) MyFaces
`(cid:122) Nutch
`(cid:122) ODE
`(cid:122) OFBiz
`(cid:122) Oltu
`(cid:122) Onami
`(cid:122) OODT
`(cid:122) Oozie
`(cid:122) OpenJPA
`(cid:122) OpenMeetings
`(cid:122) OpenNLP
`(cid:122) OpenOffice
`(cid:122) OpenWebBeans
`(cid:122) PDFBox
`(cid:122) Perl
`(cid:122) Pig
`(cid:122) Pivot
`(cid:122) POI
`(cid:122) Portals
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`(cid:122) Qpid
`(cid:122) Rave
`(cid:122) River
`(cid:122) Roller
`(cid:122) Santuario
`(cid:122) ServiceMix
`(cid:122) Shindig
`(cid:122) Shiro
`(cid:122) SIS
`(cid:122) Sling
`(cid:122) SpamAssassin
`(cid:122) Sqoop
`(cid:122) Stanbol
`(cid:122) STDCXX
`(cid:122) Struts
`(cid:122) Subversion
`(cid:122) Synapse
`(cid:122) Syncope
`(cid:122) Tapestry
`(cid:122) Tcl
`(cid:122) Thrift
`(cid:122) Tika
`(cid:122) Tiles
`(cid:122) Tomcat
`(cid:122) TomEE
`(cid:122) Traffic Server
`(cid:122) Turbine
`(cid:122) Tuscany
`(cid:122) UIMA
`(cid:122) VCL
`(cid:122) Velocity
`(cid:122) Web Services
`(cid:122) Whirr
`(cid:122) Wicket
`(cid:122) Wink
`(cid:122) Wookie
`(cid:122) Xalan
`(cid:122) Xerces
`(cid:122) XMLBeans
`(cid:122) XML Graphics
`(cid:122) ZooKeeper
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`Foundation
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`(cid:122) FAQ
`(cid:122) Licenses
`(cid:122) Trademarks
`(cid:122) News
`(cid:122) Press Inquiries
`(cid:122) Public Records
`(cid:122) Mailing Lists
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`(cid:122) Sponsorship
`(cid:122) Donations
`(cid:122) Buy Stuff
`(cid:122) Thanks
`(cid:122) Contact
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`Foundation Projects
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`(cid:122) Attic
`(cid:122) Conferences
`(cid:122) Community Development
`(cid:122) Incubator
`(cid:122) Infrastructure
`(cid:122) Labs
`(cid:122) Legal Affairs
`(cid:122) Public Relations
`(cid:122) Security
`(cid:122) Travel Assistance
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`Community
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`(cid:122) People
`(cid:122) Memorials
`(cid:122) Feathercast
`(cid:122) Project Blogs
`(cid:122) PlanetApache
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`How It Works
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`(cid:122) Introduction
`(cid:122) Meritocracy
`(cid:122) Structure
`(cid:122) Roles
`(cid:122) Collaboration
`(cid:122) Incubator
`(cid:122) Other entities
`(cid:122) Glossary
`(cid:122) Voting
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